House PLJ by Hertweck Devernois
SAINT-GERMAIN-EN-LAYE – In the late-1950s, Italian painter Lucio Fontana began showing monochrome canvases slashed with straight, surgical incisions. These Spatial Concepts draw attention to what lies behind the canvas, a place not often
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